Abandoned, I Stock Up in the Modern World to Raise Kids in the ’80s
被抛弃后，我从现代进货八零养娃
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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- Connected to the Modern Era in the 1970s, I Haul Supplies Home by the Truckload七零通现代，我哐哐往家搬物资Alternate title on Fanqie
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I quite like the subject matter. I've read two similar books before. One ended up as a literary youth who died alone and gave away his golden finger. The other was written as a romance novel instead of a historical novel. The synopsis of this book makes me look forward to raising kids, farming, and revenge, but in reality, I'm constantly being schemed against and troubled by a six-year-old.
I hope it's a no-romance game, please, please don't have any romantic pairings!!! It's entertaining, but could you please reduce the amount of mother-daughter storyline? There's just too much of it, it's boring and childish. Focus more on the female lead's career development. I skipped the interactions later on because they had no impact on the plot.
It's so good! It depicts a simple, ordinary life. The female lead is poor but resilient, and her daughters are adorable. I read stories set in the 1970s just for this kind of story. Later on, the female lead is incredibly subservient. It seems like no matter which merchant or shop looks down on her, she can only grovel and beg for forgiveness.
I'm following the updates every day, it's so well-written! The female lead is becoming increasingly intelligent, quick-witted, emotionally stable, and capable! She's a role model for us girls! The author's summary of how the female lead does business is very detailed and insightful.
It's absolutely fantastic! The characters and historical setting in the novel feel so realistic. Keep up the good work!
It's alright, I like this kind of genre.
It's a very good novel. Many details are written realistically, not in a pretentious or unrealistic way. The interactions between the mother and her daughters are also very heartwarming.
Generally, if your stuff is better than others, they buy it for 4 yuan? You buy it for 2 yuan? 6666 Four stars is for two kids, it's pretty good for two kids.
Although there are a few illogical points, the author's portrayal of the characters' psychology and some of their activities is particularly interesting and endearing, making it a worthwhile read for relaxation.
I like this relaxed and enjoyable writing style. It's very relaxing!